I learned that color needs to create a sensible realistic feel. Without having concordance, the piece of work is conceivably as well gloomy and does not enroll or rouse the eyewitness or its way as well stunning and strenuous that the eyewitness fair moves absent. - Nate C.
I've always known that color plays a huge role in illustrations or films but learning more about the meaning behind each color and the color wheel changed my perspective in how I view it. I've learned a lot, and it helped me further develop my skills in creating artworks.
-rebecca
As someone who uses cold, dull and dark colors I learned a lot about how much emotion and storytelling colors can portray. Looking back at my previous artworks it always gave off this eerie, sad or scary vibe to them. If I tried making a more happier scene with the colors I'd normally use it wouldn't impact as much as a showing vibrant warmth to portray a scene's joyfulness. Though you can make a vibrant scene just as eerie such as Midsommar, you just have to know how to execute it properly.
- Annika
To keep this a bit short, this whole course made me realize on how important color schemes, blending, or just color in general is to our ways of expression or invoking an emotion in our work/art.
Sorry if this sounds very generic, I get a stoke when I try writing something that sounds deeper
-Nathan E.
Yes, my views on color have changed, it even made me more self-conscious and anxious especially now that I learned that having a lapse in the colors I use could affect what I am trying to communicate.
RGB/CMYK also gave me more to overthink about lol.
-Ysshi
"Color isn't something that you think is the color of things; such as the sun being yellow and the water being blue"
Made my mind go brrrr once I heard that
-Dao Dao (Dawson)
The Color Wheel and my other color-related projects helped me defined color more. I've kept those projects as a guide for me.
- Miguel:)
12-MAYA
